It's time to bust out the big guns! After going through several rounds of supporting actor picks, I asked you for your predictions for the Emmy for lead actor in a drama. You quickly came to the defense of both Kyle Chandler for Friday Night Lights, and House's Hugh Laurie, but all of the contenders received at least a few votes. Who will be the last man standing? Don't forget to fill out your ballot for the chance to win an iPad, but first check out my assessment!
Maybe I'm speaking prematurely, but August is looking like a great month for entertainment! We have Arcade Fire kicking off things with a brand-new release, a few solid movies and DVDs to pass the time, and then the Primetime Emmy Awards will wrap things up at the end of the month with host Jimmy Fallon. So, pull out your calendar and jot this down. Trust me, you don't want to miss this stuff.
Matthew Fox fills us in on whether or not he'd want to do a Lost movie while attending a lunch with Eva Longoria and Nicole Kidman.
Matthew Fox fills us in on whether or not he'd want to do a Lost movie while attending a lunch with Eva Longoria and Nicole Kidman.
As soon as the Emmy nominations were announced, I started thinking up my own list of top contenders — but you were very vocal about your favorites, too! So, I asked for your expertise in the category of Best Supporting Actor, Drama. Taking your opinions into consideration, here's the full breakdown of likely winners.
Lost's Desmond wasn't kidding about seeing him in another life: Henry Ian Cusick is returning to TV this Fall! The actor has just signed on for a role on Law & Order: SVU as a graphic artist who flirts with Detective Olivia Benson (Mariska Hargitay). I don't know how I feel about watching Des put the moves on anyone other than Penny, but it's nice to see yet another Lost star make a career off the island! One request: please, please let him keep the accent.
The Emmys are approaching fast, and the nominees will be announced at the crack of dawn this Thursday. I'm already setting my alarm clock in anticipation, but in the meantime, I've been brainstorming the actors and shows that I'd like to see make the cut for the first time. So, to the Academy of Arts and Sciences, may I submit the following for your consideration.
What a month May has been! Between the many TV finales and the start of the Summer blockbusters, my calendar was filled to the brim (not that I'm complaining!). Let's rehash the best and worst of the month's entertainment offerings, and then chime in with your own picks in the comments!
Previously, on Buzz: all Lost, all the time. OK, I know that joke is played out, but after this week, I won't get to use it as much. In any case, if you're missing your fill of the show already, catch up on all my stories about the series's end right now.
